04 May 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1911
Page
1
Proceedings seek the United States Territory to arbitrate over Oceanic claims tied to harbor operations and a Hawaii arrival incident. Attorney General Lindsay Iantoothy explains contention arises from extra expenses and aims to frame a formal arbitration under charter provisions.
Reading from a late edition, the town announces a new library bid process with a call for ten bids. A plan change saved about 30000, and officials prepare for the library’s formal opening as construction details, costs, and committee actions are noted.
The report quotes G. P. Wilder noting no mosquitoes were found in Panama during a world tour. Wilder claims efforts have wiped out the exo zone swamps and that health authorities continue work, with pamphlets issued by the Bureau of Health to educate the public.
A broad peace conference opens in Rome with many nations present. Delegates from several countries gather to discuss global issues and seek a path to lasting accord, signaling renewed international diplomacy and hope for timely settlements.
Mexico City May 4. Telegraph communications to Baja California Chi huahua Sonora Durango and Morelos have been cut or halted by government order. No further details were available on the disruption or its cause.
The Deutschland, a German Antarctic expedition vessel, departed from Hamburg on May 4 for Buenos Aires as the first leg of its voyage, marking the start of the new expedition.
Rebels dynamite the Southern Pacific railroad bridge into Mexico near Douglas Arizona. The attack disrupts transit and highlights rebel action in the border region. Local authorities investigate the breach and maintain security along the line.
The article describes Arthur PO AWuIL preparing to resume directorial duties for the Floral Parade. It notes anticipated leadership decisions, rehearsal schedules, and potential permits. The piece highlights past actions and current plans to ensure smooth parade operations, with emphasis on coordination and safety.
Fragmented OCR notes outline a city cleanup drive led by local officials and a funding figure of 930,000 dollars. Mentions health mandates, municipal plans, and a broad community cleanup effort with multiple entities referenced.
Los Angeles May 4 The grand jury convened to consider men arrested by W J Burns for dynamiting in the Los October case. The suspects are James McNamara and E McManigal, held in close confinement as the proceedings begin.
In Amoy China on May 4 volunteers are being enrolled to form a volunteer army to defend the country against anti Manchu agitators. The province remains unsettled as authorities act to organize defense amid threats and rumors of attack.
Results in the big leagues today with American League scores including Washington 6 Philadelphia 2 and New York 2 Boston 0. National League reports Boston 7 New York 2, Pittsburgh 17 St. Louis 1, Chicago 9 Cincinnati 5, plus Philadelphia 6 Brooklyn 0.
Fragmentary sugar market note from San Francisco on May 4. Includes prior quotes for Cathey 2740 and Beebe. Mentions parity and a 21 percent figure amid unclear context.
At El Paso on May 4 Judge Francisco Carbajal the Mexican emissary and General Francisco Mad met in formal negotiations seeking peace between rebel factions and government troops amid tense efforts to halt the civil conflict.
Public works suffer due to lack of funds as paving projects in Honolulu face postponements. Officials cite financial constraints delaying street improvements and county cooperation. Continued discussion on municipal finances and infrastructure plans expected on page four.
A congressional discussion centers on restoring funds for the Honorati'n project at the Ma Huka site. Proponents push for federal backing, while opponents cite taxpayer burden and question the political motives behind the campaign. The debate touches on appropriations, public benefit, and the role of commercial bodies in the decision.
Petition drive heats up as operatives pay five cents per signature. Campaign workers collect names to reopen the General Building, with Republicans and supporters promoting the effort through paid solicitors and volunteers.
The Kaimuki Co denies an advertising action tied to a view tract sale. Names and places appear garbled but reference to Hubkenay, Blantyre Randell, and Ulther suggest a business notice about a repudiated campaign and possible legal wording.
The Young Hotel extends a cordial invitation to guests and dignitaries for a dance tonight. Local officials, government representatives, and community members are urged to attend the event at the hotel, with arrangements noted for guests from nearby towns and organizations.
Hilo May 4 One case of smallpox in a worker at Olaa plantation. The patient is described as mild. Health authorities are making an investigation into the outbreak and monitoring other workers for potential exposure.
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